Serving the North Shore and Sea to Sky community
- specializing in Real Estate Purchases & Sales
604-988-6668
COVID-19 Update:
Please note to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and reduce the risk of exposure to our staff and clients we are not allowing any walk-ins at this time. Currently, we are only taking appointments for real estate/refinances in our office. Please call or email to make an appointment.
Masks are required during appointments.
Thank you for your understanding and stay safe!
Representation Agreement
Depending on how the Representation Agreement is prepared, a designated representative's authority can include:
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routine finances
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decisions regarding healthcare, personal care, and limited legal affairs
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refusal or consent to life support treatment and care
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consent to less common medical procedures/treatment
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consent to treatment the Adult approved while capable but since losing capacity has refused to consent
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deciding on living arrangements for the Adult including choosing a care facility
We can help determine the appropriate scope for specific representative(s).
Who should have a Representation Agreement?
Any adult who wants to ensure that a specific person or persons are appointed to make decisions for them, especially if they have no spouse; or no spouse and no children, or if their children are in conflict with one another or would not be good decision makers.